Thank goodness for Natural Grocers given the real disaster down the road run by Kroger's corporate…read moreshills called Smith's in Los Alamos. Yes, it costs a bit more for some things but the food is always kept fresh and is of very high quality. Shelves are always properly stocked. But the best part is paying for your goods. Never hardly a wait -- 4 checkout lanes, all assisted, and the clerks are all very pleasant people! Nothing like the mostly mandated self checkout lanes at Smith with long lines waiting to use them just so you can self bag and self checkout at poorly maintained machines. Natural Grocers is a gem. So glad we at least have this option in town given the mess that Smith's has become over the last few years. I try to give my grocery business to Natural Grocers as much as possible.

From the owner: Natural Grocers is a specialty retailer featuring organic and natural groceries, body care, and…read moredietary supplements. We offer always affordable prices and free nutrition education. Come and visit us today!

It's usually easy to get in and out of here. Well organized parking lot and lots of self check-out…read moreregisters.

No air conditioning, even the poor employees were overheated, a billion dollar corporation can't…read moreafford air conditioning, too much!i

Very nice supermarket. Just wished they had more ground chicken to purchase! Other isles were…read morewell stocked!

Nice market. Good produce, friendly staff. Well stocked. I was surprised how good it is.read more

I'm happy to have this little store in Cedar Crest. It's the perfect stop on the way back from…read moreAlbuquerque if you don't want to deal with a large store or get off somewhere far from the freeway. They offer a nice produce and meat section and a nice selection of natural like products for the size of store that it is. They even have a decent selection of liquor, beer, and wine. I was also surprised by their spice and seasoning selection - large sizes and neat selection for a great price. They even carry pet needs there! Great store! Great service there always! Clean store and always well stocked. Cool tip - it was a set location on "Better Call Saul." Read more

Who the heck writes a review on Yelp about a grocery store? This guy! No one appreciates a grocery…read morestore as much as I do! Start your engines! Get ready because your getting the full scoop. I usually don't find myself on this neck of the woods unless I'm headed to the crest or headed out of town. Triangle Grocery is the one stop shop if your in the east mountains. From the aisle to the front check outs, service is similar to what you expect from a Whole Foods. These guys care about what they do and it shows on the shelves. They are very welcoming, friendly, and knowledgeable. Any concerns they'll be happy to address. The aisles are nice and clean. I hardly found any items out of place. They do a great job keeping the store nice and clean. It's about the size of your typical Whole Foods and smells like one too! The checkout staff is very polite and professional. If I didn't live so far from this place I probably would've been shopping here while back. The prices are fair, and the quality of the stuff they sell is pretty decent. The produce is similar to Whole Foods but of course it's no Whole Foods. If you're in the East Mountains it's a great place to do all your grocery shopping without having to drive into the city.

This place has it all. You're in the middle of nowhere , and before you go deeper into nowhere c…read morevisit this place to stock up. They have hats, clothing, religious stuff , candy bars , tools , fishing gear , and anything else you can think of. Mandatory stop if you're driving by on your way to adventure.

Best fucking green chilli cheeseburger I've ever had. little pricey but amazing burgread more

Danny is a great guy!! the Homemade burritos are A MUST!!! The merchandise is up to date and fresh…read more Had pizza most of the time also.

This wonderful store truly is an old-fashioned "General Store" with all the food, gadgets, gizmos,…read morecamping and fishing supplies, auto parts, laundry soap, etc., that anyone could ask for. Additionally, the owner (5th generation owning the store) Danny and his mother (Josie, previous owner) provide home-made burritos and frito pies, which are just the most delicious things ever. If you're not into Fritos, ask for just the red chile. Or you could get red chile over hot dogs, or over tamales, or over burritos, or ... the options are endless. Additionally, Danny carries locally-grown produce in season, and a small selection of other produce year-round. You can always get potatoes and onions, packaged chile powder, canned goods for making just about anything. The camping/fishing/outdoor supply section seems to be constantly increasing. Also: an ATM (*very* handy!), and local souvenirs, including postcards and mugs. The historic photos on the walls are really cool. There are a couple of spots for sitting down to eat - a little table in the back for two, and a sort of foyer in the front with a bench and a few chairs, and a functional Pac-Man game table from way back! I've been here plenty of times, and so I can say: Leave time to chat with Danny and whatever locals happen to be in there. It seems to be the place to be for the locals to get their news and gossip. :)

It is an OK store. They don't have everything the larger nearby smiths in Los Alamos has, but they…read morehave most and with easier parking and no crowds. There is the self checkout or, if you wait in line, there will usually be no more than one person ahead of you. Checkout staff are usually only marginally friendly, sometimes not at all. So three stars not four.

Everyone is super friendly here. Prices are reasonable and it's nice to come in to price drops on…read morebasic essentials like eggs, meats and vegetables. The bakery department has a nice assortment of sweets and look amazing. The best part is you NEVER have to wait in line.

I had two encounters with the older self service checkout lady. The first time, she harshly…read moreinstructed me on how to use your checkout machines. Nothing she said was at all considerate. The second time, she scolded me for not ringing up my items correctly. I had asked her how to do it before she laid into me but she hurriedly gave me the wrong information, then blamed me. Then she grumbled quite loudly that she would have to ring up my items again after canceling my order. I had to wait for some time and I even said I'd forget about my purchase and just go since it was taking so long. She then said it was my fault that it was taking so long. There are enough other grocery stores in Santa Fe that understand customer service where I'm happy to spend my money.

Sorry to say, customer service at this pharmacy is sorely lacking. Three times in the past, I've…read morereceived email notifications telling me my meds are ready for pick up. I show up, then I am told to wait longer than 1 hr. because it isn't ready. I tell them I'll come back the following day, so as not to put pressure on them. When I come back the following day, it still not ready. I am told again to wait. What a nuisance. Yesterday morning, my Dr. ordered a new med. which I was supposed to start last night. I've been calling the pharmacy since yesterday, my calls get disconnected immediately with no explanation. I've tried calling the store customer service, the same thing happens. Too much hazzle to deal with this. I will transfer my prescriptions to another pharmacy. So annoying. Also, this is not the first time I've had trouble getting through on the phone. If I could give a big fat ZERO on this review, I would.

A great stop for sandwiches from the deli on our way to N New Mexico. Tried to call order in ahead…read morebut they didn't answer the phone. Not a problem as we enjoyed music on their patio waiting -not long- in the beautiful June Saturday.

We love the Dixon Co-Op. This place is small town and caters to its community and those in town for…read morea visit. Javier runs the deli and keeps the menu full of delicious local New Mex fare and gourmet sandwiches. Great little grocery with everything you could need... also a nice gift section with local artists and handcrafted small batch herbal products. Dixon is such a great town and it's the co-op that makes it extra special. A must stop on the way to Taos and beyond.

Super great deli sandwiches! I had a panini and it tasted delicious. I was impressed with the…read moreextensive selection of fair trade chocolate as there were so many brands available. They also put the distance of how far away local products were from the store which I had never seen before.

Did a quick get a way for Father's Day weekend. This is a cute little co-op with a wide range of…read morechoices. Due to the holiday aka Father's Day the selection on Sunday late in day was not as good as probably in the AM. It's at the far end of town past the airport adjacent to the holiday inn. As a native Californian who retired here 5 years ago (Albuquerque) I have been going to co-ops since I was a kid. This is very cute and while not huge (shout out to La Montanita in ABQ) definitely has quality products. Definitely recommend.